Employer Relations Marketing Assistant (British Columbia)

Employer Relations Marketing Assistant (British Columbia)

03 Nov
|
UBC
|
British Columbia

03 Nov

UBC

British Columbia

Strengthen employer relationships at UBC Science Co-op through marketing, email campaigns, and interview scheduling within a hybrid work arrangement.
The Employer Liaison and Marketing Assistant supports Science students securing Canadian and international work placements. Working with employers, coordinators, and business development staff, this position promotes the program, manages digital communications, and supports employer engagement. The role reports to the Assistant Director, Administration.
Key Responsibilities: Promote Science Co-op processes to employers through varied communication channels
Curate email campaigns and source suitable employment opportunities
Maintain contact records, reports, postings, and follow-ups
Schedule interviews, resolve conflicts, and manage interview rooms




Manage social media, website content, contests, and branding materials
Requirements: High school graduation and two-year post-secondary diploma
Four years of related experience or equivalent education and experience
Marketing, Co-op, or Science experience preferred
Adobe Creative Suite, Instagram, LinkedIn, HTML, or Drupal knowledge
Solid communication, organization, accuracy, and customer service skills
Apply employer relations, digital marketing, and interview coordination skills to support UBC Science Co-op student success.

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📌 Employer Relations Marketing Assistant (British Columbia)
🏢 UBC
📍 British Columbia

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